The Unbreakable Promise

Episode 533:

The Unbreakable Promise

Episode 532:

The Unbreakable Promise

Episode 531:

From Vengeance to Forgiveness: Jake DeShazer's Extraordinary Journey

After Pearl Harbor, Jacob DeShazer becomes a Doolittle Raider to avenge the attack; then, shot down, he is a POW for more than three years, during which he finds God and gains qualities of mercy and forgiveness.

Episode 466:

Ephesus and the Beloved Disciple

Episode 465:

The End of Days and the Mount of Olives

The site of the Mount of Olives has great significance, with Christ's teaching the crowds and his arrest in the garden at the foot of the mountain, and it will play an important role at the end of days.

Episode 464:

The Life of C.S. Lewis

After years as a critic of Christianity, C.S. Lewis becomes a strong champion of the faith, producing "The Chronicles of Narnia," "The Problem of Pain," "Mere Christianity" and, in the very challenging last decade of his life, "A Grief Observed."

Episode 461:

The Life of C.S. Lewis

Born in 1898, the author of "The Chronicles of Narnia," "Mere Christianity" and "The Screwtape Letters" sees great sadness in his youth and, much later, undergoes a spiritual realization that shapes the rest of his life.

Episode 458:

From Vengeance to Forgiveness: Jake DeShazer's Extraordinary Journey

After Pearl Harbor, Jacob DeShazer becomes a Doolittle Raider to avenge the attack; then, shot down, he is a POW for more than three years, during which he finds God and gains qualities of mercy and forgiveness.

Episode 457:

From Vengeance to Forgiveness: Jake DeShazer's Extraordinary Journey

After Pearl Harbor, Jacob DeShazer becomes a Doolittle Raider to avenge the attack; then, shot down, he is a POW for more than three years, during which he finds God and gains qualities of mercy and forgiveness.

Episode 456:

From Vengeance to Forgiveness: Jake DeShazer's Amazing Journey

After Pearl Harbor, Jacob DeShazer becomes a Doolittle Raider to avenge the attack; then, shot down, he is a POW for more than three years, during which he finds God and gains qualities of mercy and forgiveness.

When Love Hurts: Understanding and Healing Domestic Abuse

Episode 430:

From Vengeance to Forgiveness: Jake DeShazer's Amazing Journey

After Pearl Harbor, Jake DeShazer becomes a Doolittle Raider to avenge the attack; then shot down, he is a POW for over three years, during which he finds God and gains qualities of mercy and forgiveness.

Episode 429:

From Vengeance to Forgiveness: Jake DeShazer's Amazing Journey

After Pearl Harbor, Jake DeShazer becomes a Doolittle Raider to avenge the attack; then shot down, he is a POW for over three years, during which he finds God and gains qualities of mercy and forgiveness.

Episode 428:

From Vengeance to Forgiveness: Jake DeShazer's Amazing Journey

After Pearl Harbor, Jake DeShazer becomes a Doolittle Raider to avenge the attack; then shot down, he is a POW for over three years, during which he finds God and gains qualities of mercy and foregiveness.

Episode 399:

The Heart of God

Episode 398:

Prayer and the Silence of God

Sometimes, when people turn to God in times of deep need, they seem to find God silent; Philip Yancey, Marty De Haan, Haddon Robinson and Alice Mathews discuss the question of whether God is listening.

Episode 341:

Shikarpur Diary: A Road Less Traveled

Episode 340:

Joy and Beyond: The Life of C.S. Lewis

After years as a critic of Christianity, C.S. Lewis becomes a strong champion of the faith, producing "The Chronicles of Narnia," "The Problem of Pain," "Mere Christianity" and, in the very challenging last decade of his life, "A Grief Observed."

Episode 338:

The Reluctant Convert: The Life of C.S. Lewis

Born in 1898, the author of "The Chronicles of Narnia," "Mere Christianity" and "The Screwtape Letters" sees great sadness in his youth and, much later, undergoes a spiritual realization that shapes the rest of his life.

Episode 337:

The Making of a Mind: The Life of C.S. Lewis

British writer C.S. Lewis, one of the most creative minds of the 20th century, leaves a legacy of more than 30 books of children's literature and scholarly works, including criticism and defense of Christianity.

Pressing On: A Musical Special on the Life of the Apostle Paul

Episode 300:

Joni: Finding Treasure in Darkness

After a dive into unfamiliar water results in her quadriplegia, Joni Eareckson Tada writes 25 books, gives speeches in 35 countries, and leads an organization that helps people with disabilities, worldwide.

Episode 299:

The Slaights: Finding Treasure in Darkness

A head-on accident kills one child and severely injures the rest of the family, raising questions about God's care; quadriplegic author Joni Eareckson Tada explores the goodness of God in the shadow of suffering.

Episode 295:

Has the Bible Been Corrupted?

The books of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John eloquently tell of the teachings, birth, death and resurrection of Jesus, but Dan Brown, author of "The DaVinci Code" refutes the history as it is recorded in the Gospels.

Episode 294:

How Did We Get Our Bible?

A discussion of origins of the New Testament considers whether there is validity to the premise of a popular murder-mystery novel, which proposes a conspiracy between power-hungry religious leaders and Emperor Constantine.

Josiah Henson: The Real Uncle Tom: Born Into Bondage

Episode 287:

Joy and Beyond: The Life of C.S. Lewis

After years as a critic of Christianity, C.S. Lewis becomes a strong champion of the faith, producing "The Chronicles of Narnia," "The Problem of Pain," "Mere Christianity" and, in the very challenging last decade of his life, "A Grief Observed."

Episode 286:

The Widening Circle: The Life of C.S. Lewis

Scholar, teacher and writer, C.S. Lewis exhibits a depth of spirit and breadth of intellect in his radio talks during World War II that take him to international prominence as an influential spokesman for the Christian faith.

Episode 285:

The Reluctant Convert: The Life of C.S. Lewis

Born in 1898, the author of "The Chronicles of Narnia," "Mere Christianity" and "The Screwtape Letters" sees great sadness in his youth and, much later, undergoes a spiritual realization that shapes the rest of his life.

Episode 284:

The Making of a Mind: The Life of C.S. Lewis

British writer C.S. Lewis, one of the most creative minds of the 20th century, leaves a legacy of more than 30 books of children's literature and scholarly works, including criticism and defense of Christianity.

Episode 258:

The Story of Eric Liddell: The Making of a Champion

Episode 257:

Joni: Finding Treasure in Darkness

After a dive into unfamiliar water results in her quadriplegia, Joni Eareckson-Tada writes 25 books, gives speeches in 35 countries, and leads an organization that helps people with disabilities, worldwide.

Episode 256:

The Slaights: Finding Treasure in Darkness

A head-on accident kills one child and severely injures the rest of the family, raising questions about God's care; quadriplegic author Joni Eareckson-Tada explores the goodness of God in the shadow of suffering.